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m52go
8y ago
Fresh. Love how this 1 short simple page brings together so much of what defines modern Microsoft. Got me interested! I'm a designer who codes, a coder who writes, and a writer who designs. Will send something soon...
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8y ago
Confusing? Is having a pin code and a fingerprint reader confusing? You just pick the one you want to use.
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8y ago
Why is Apple's approach on introducing new things so punishing? iPhone X - introduce Face ID AND remove Touch ID Macbook - introduce Touch Bar AND remove physical function keys I'm sure there are other examples but I don't fo
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8y ago
> They didn't need to work their backsides off to get to where they are. Isn't is possible that they got incredibly lucky AND worked their backsides off? It should be clear that (1) abundant money and (2) abundant brains and (3
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8y ago
This is probably nit-picking, because I understand the intended message, but the "Aim to read a lot" bit gets me. I've always aimed to read a lot...but rarely manage to actually do it.
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It's a messed up world for a young adult, but it's also full of more _accessible_ potential than ever. If people would stop and make an honest assessment of their situation, why they're not where they want to be, commit to gr
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8y ago
He's simply expressing views contrary to his peers, which seems unbelievable to liberals because liberals don't seem to allow that anymore.
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> Reddit will load the site and actually overlay a white screen to make it appear like it never loads if you block its cookies. That's CRAZY. Couldn't reproduce in Edge though.
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8y ago
And if you're not lucky enough to work for a company that offers those perks...what should you do? It was right after WWII that companies started subsidizing healthcare. Before that, most items were paid for with cash. That resulted in
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8y ago
Grossly inflated tuition prices don't need any more support. I like Walmart's supposed intentions, but this action makes the core problem with higher education in America worse.
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> We are choosing to stand in solidarity with Muslim Americans, immigrants, and all people whose lives and livelihoods are threatened by the incoming administration’s proposed data collection policies. We refuse to build a database of pe
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8y ago
I'm not necessarily vouching for Slack here, but I routinely have 2 Slack tabs open in Chrome for 2 different communities. The desktop app is unusably slow on my machine.
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I think it's hilarious that one of their "celebrity promoters" calls the coin a bubble right on their front page: > I’m all about HoweyCoins – this thing is going to pop at the top!
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8y ago
Yes, for example, BTCPay Server: https://github.com/btcpayserver/btcpayserver
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8y ago
Yes but processing is useful for invoicing, e-commerce, etc.
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8y ago
If you want full control, you've got to be in full control. But you can't do that if you delegate that control to a third party. That's the whole point of bitcoin. Instead of complaining, WikiLeaks can set up their own paymen
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8y ago
Reminds me of Tap by Wattpad. That could be a great market for you. https://taptaptap.co
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8y ago
Interesting. Tried it on some very simple example text and it seems well-executed. I'm intrigued by the concept of chatting to write. I wonder if the medium can stimulate thoughts in a way a traditional text editor can't. Great wo
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8y ago
Not sure if you're being sarcastic, but in this case PR means Public Relations not Puerto Rico.
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9y ago
That lawsuit has been over for 2 years now.
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9y ago
This is cool! Not sure how practically useful it is (don't Google search results already include results from books?) but it seems like one of those things that could be super powerful once a good application is found for it. To be hon
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Mattis recently admitted that there's still no evidence of the chemical weapons usage from last year. Chemical weapons inspectors are supposed to be starting their work on the 14th. And we start bombing with confidence the day of? Noth
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To my knowledge, the USPS has been struggling for a while, and making it more sustainable is something that's critical. In typical Trump fashion, the core issue has been latched to a very clear & tangible scapegoat (in this case, A
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The way Cambridge Analytica's got its data was a little nefarious...as I understand it, they obtained data through ways Facebook discouraged (but still enabled). Whether you consider that an 'exploit' or not is subjective. It
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Patreon does not work perfectly fine. It has already shown it will ban people it doesn't like. Part of the promise of distributed, permissionless protocols is the lack of top-down censorship.
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The Occasional Curiosity, Volume IV: Would You Forgive a Dying SS Officer?
(100millionbooks.org)
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Then we need to figure out which numbers are correct. That shouldn't be rocket science. But either way, hysteria still isn't the way forward...it never is. I won't attempt to debate any of the points made in your article, a
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That's not my point. My point is that facts are being overlooked in order to exaggerate the trend. Pick a random person on the street and they'll probably tell you the number of shootings in the USA is going up, not down. As I sai
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Folks, the number of shooting crimes (including school shootings) in the United States is going down. I know times like this are the worst times to mention this fact, but it's true [0]. The media frenzy makes this look like some kind o
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I think the point the parent is making is that standards are being applied unevenly. On Twitter, for example, there are a host of accounts that have been banned for seemingly harmless activity while other accounts with much more serious iss
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